Vibrant, prosperous and beautiful, Belfast is home to next year’s Vespa World Days. We begin our countdown by outlining the basics. Anyone viewing Belfast through
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Category: Features
Scootering classics: Double Take
Only a handful of Piaggio’s MP5 are known to survive, this isn’t one of them. Back in the day In early 1943, Erico Piaggio was
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Scootering classics: GTS makeover
Scootering brings you an exclusive look at Scooter Center’s GTS Demonstrator, one of Vespa World Days’ most talked about machines. Some will never accept the
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Scootering classics: Reel Life Adventures: Tony Briggs
As a photographer whose work regularly filled the pages of cutting-edge magazines, Tony Briggs’ portfolio features some of the most influential, culturally beloved faces of
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Scootering classics: Visiting Vespa
Popping to Pontedera? Stan presents his guide to visiting the Piaggio Museum and selects his favourites from the current exhibition. Whether it’s part of a
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Scootering classics: Partners for life
ONE OWNER LAMBRETTA How many of us can say we still own a Lambretta we bought from new, not many I guess, but this man
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Scootering classics: Milan
Finding fresh scooter-riding challenges these days isn’t easy, however one man is venturing further than ever before on his Lambretta… For more than four decades
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Scootering classics: Pinasco
They have a heritage to be proud of but also have one eye on the future. Stan goes face-to-face to get the exclusive scoop on
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Scootering classics: Comedy Mod or recycled Ace Face?
A POTTED HISTORY WITH A PERSONAL PREJUDICE. The old chestnut It’s a question as old as The Jam, The Chords, The Merton Parkas… or even
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Scootering classics: Joe & Co
Denim, bespoke cuts and T-shirts have been linked with scooters, soul and the terraces since the 1960s. Josef Schindler, founder three key fashion brands, knows
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